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National Republican., 1887-12-03

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tts, N, w. les
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Organization Is the pathway to Victory.

Organization Is the Pathway to Victory.
The national committee which directs
the Republican forces ln the coming prasi
Dental campaign will meet in Washington
during the next week.
Under the rules OF procedure for the
party there must bo at least six months
notice given Of the meeting of conven-
ton.
This makes the middle of June the
earliest possible day for the assembling OF
the National Republican Convention, whose
duty 1t will be to select the candidates OF
the party to be voted for In November, 1888
There is not a shadow of doubt but what
the committee, at its meeting on the Sth
instant, will select as early day as practl.
cable.
The Republican party is party of ideas
and principles, and does not have to wait
for It's opponents to define policies that 1t
may antagonize them.
The Republican party has principles and
is not afraid to declare them, because it has
an abiding faith in the good sense, honesty,
and patriotism Of the American people.
1t has been customary for the convention
which nomlnates candidates, and at the
tame time selects a new national commit
tee, to allow the work OF organization and
Of the campaign to be compressed within
the time which elapses between the date Of
the convention and the election.
There are many potent reasons why this
system should not be followed during the
coming canvass which will suggest them
selves to every thinking man.
The Democratic party is fully organized
and every ofliceholder in the country is an
active ana yIglianL committee OF one to
secure voters for the Democratic cAndl.
dates.
This makes 1t imperative that the national
committee should appoint an executive
committee to commence at once the work
Of Republican organization. The commit.
work to be done in the short space of four
months when the enemy are already in the
field.
Organization is the road to victory. Re.
publican clubs should be formed every.
where. Republican ideas impressed upon
tie country.
Let us have an executive committee of
workers to organize victory for the men
whom the next national convention shall
select as the standard bearers OF the Re.
publican party-the exponents of RepublI-
can ideas and principles.
Such committee can do an immense work,
and 1t can secure most efficient aid from
that splendid organization OF live, aggres.
sive, working Republicans, the Republican
National League, just originated in Wash
ington under the presidency OF Gen. E. F.
Beale.
National Republican., 1887-12-03

Hon. b. f. JONES, chairman OF the
National Republican Committee, on behalf
Of the committee, has accepted the invita-
tlon Of the Republican National League to
reception and collation. at the League
house on Thursday evening, Dec. s, instant
Extensive arrangements are being made by
the League TO make this meeting an occa.
sion Of great political interest and impor.
tance. The ample quarters OF the League
house will, no doubt, overflow with
enthusiastic Republicans. The question
will be whether the four walls of the League
house will be sufficient to hold the party
who will be desirous of being present. The
members resident and non resident will OF
course be entitled by reason Of their mem
bership to tickets Of admission. Both resi-.
dent and nonresident Republicans should
become members Of the League at once
Prominent Republicans visiting the capital
will find this the focal point for poitica
information, ard will also find among th,
members the leading Republicans OF th
country. The Republican Nationa
League is destined to become great politi
cal force, and will embrace In its member
ship influential Republicans from every
state aud territory. II is the white house o.
the Republican party OF to-day, from whIc
they expect to issue the wriSs that will dis
possess the temporary lessees of the othe
white house.
National Republican., 1887-12-03
THE NATIONAL RIFLES
VIII Remain an Independent Military
BODY.

BODY.
The regular monthly meeting OF the Ma
tlonal Rifles was held last evening. Capt.
Oyster presided and ffty-ive members an
swered roll call. The applications OF Milo
@. Summers, Walter /. Taylor, Wm. II.
Hyatt, and w. F. Field, the latter lately a
lieutenant Of the Ordway Rifles, National
Guard, were reported favorably from the
recruiting committee and the applicants
elected to active membership. Mr.. Edward
Voight was elected to honorary member
ship. The vacancy In the Office Of addi.
tional second lieutenant was filled by the
election OF Mr.. j. w. Howell, OF the Ma
tional Metropolitan Bank, and he was at
once notified and accepted the same.
resolution was adopted creating sink
ing fund for the extingulshment OF the
mortgage debt on the armory. Reports
from the several committees indicated the
affairs Of the company to be In very pros.
porous state. The commend is to be re-
cfuitod to an active membership OF 100; and
while quality and not quantity has always
been the rule In the management OF this
organization, the greatest care will be ex
ercIted to admit to membership none but
gentlemen Of unquestioned standing In the
community. The command will remain an
independent military body, holding itself
aloof from the National Guard like the
many noted military companies In the
country, and proposes to be very exclusive
In character. 1t Is now the proprietors OF
its aTmory, guns, equipments, and uni.
forms, and Is free from floating debt.
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HOUSES FOR RENT,

In sums 10 suit at per cent.
The aboveis only small portion of proper.
ty on my books. For full list call at ofiCe foi
bulletins issued on 1Ht and 18th.
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Miss Anna stor,,s KDtsrtainmeDt

Miss Anna Warren Story, assisted by we'll
known musical talent save charming enter.
tainment last night to a select audience in the
UniyeTsaist Church, The programme was OF
extraordinary merit, and its rendition was OF
that description that satisfied even the most
critical. Those who actively participated were
Miss Story, Miss Matte Gray, Miss Wickware,
voted to the charity fund of the "Witlmore"
Club, a very popular social organization, com,
posed principally of young folks connected
with Metropolitan NJ. 4. Church.
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wv IANTED-BYA A YOUNG WHITE WOMAN
wv situation as chambermaid. Address
ECO 9Th 81 r. w.
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TnE most enthusiastic encomiums upu
President Grevy, of France, came frJl
those members of the press who are not
for their love OF news. The reasons +,
this newly horn love Is that Pfesllep
Grevy, in message to the national asseI
bly,, resigned his Office in "aoout stick
TITS praise from a news editor is the hl1
est possible, aud Is intended to make Pres
dent Gievy a model for other presidents.
National Republican., 1887-12-03

many great actors that have of late years
been prematurely stilled and frozen for.
ever In the cold mask of death.
The most superficial backward glance
will bring before the mind such names
as those of John Mccullough, Clara Nor
ris, BARLEY Campbell, Helen Dauvray,
now Mrs Ward, Helen Jewett, AMI many
other great actors and actresses In whom
the results of mental strain, The iteration
and reiteration of exhausting parts,
night after night, have produced either
actual insanity, softening Of the brain,
spinal difficulties Of nervous nature,
producing agonizing suffering, and, as
In the case of Miss CLARA Morris, leading
to the use of such batbarous aud cruel
surgical proceedings as the use OF n
white-hol iron along the spine. Miss
Dauyray has entirely recovered, Door Ca
National Republican., 1887-12-03

THE Whitaker case concluded yesterday
after atrial lasting eleven days, conducted
ably by both the prosecution and the de-
fense, Judge Montgomery presided with
perfect fairness and great ability, and his
charge to the jury was commended by the
members of the bar who heard II as being
an excellent exposition Of the law. Mr..
National Republican., 1887-12-03
Death of Mrs. Florence sheeks.

Information was received yesterday in this
city of the death of Mrs. Florence Sheeks,
wife of Judge David sheeks, Of Austin, Tex,
at that city. Mrs. Sheeks was a sister of Mrs.
Col. w, L. Mclean, OF this city. and a daughter
Ofthc late Mrs. Judge Hughes, aud had n NUN.
Der of acquaintancls In Washington, who will
be panied TO learn of her sudden death.
National Republican., 1887-12-03
The PresIden,a MASSAGE.

II Is definitely settled that the President
will not forward his message to Congress until
Tuesday. This is owing to the fact that the
business ofthe House will be very heavy on
Monday
National Republican., 1887-12-03
SATURDAY. DECEMBER 8.
AnnseInents.

NAT1oNAI-Nat Goodwin.
ALBAuGH's-Minnie Palmer.
KERNAS's- Gus Hills World OF Novelties.
BIJou-"A Soap Bubble"
WoNpERLAND-Muse and speclalties.
THE MANASSAS PASoRAMA-l5th st. Il Ohioav
National Republican., 1887-12-03
AMUSEAI ESTS.
NEW SATIoSAL THEATER.


The strength of "Jin the Pcnman" TO b
prCsentt at this house next weeSl is In IL
keen and startling portrayal OF character VIII.
It displays. 1t Is intensely human through III
and the sklllful unraveiiny Of ambition Az
crime, with some pretty !ovn p ctnres ~
charming bits Of sen!iGent. compose the rl
m,nts which have been wrought into a wo
drously absorbing production. The play
highly sensational, but not that coarse al
meaningless, impossible sansationalism whic
runs into absurdity and shocks the sense OIL
refined and cultivated minds The dialogue
ruIe and delightful, the action continuou. =
captivating. The silly, senseless meodran
with the characters dropping into the most iu
accessible places at the most unexpected tnl'
has become so common and so stale that sue
play as Jim the Penman" is like a refresh
ing diaught 10 the public, surieited with bl
plays presented by still more incompeten
actors,
National Republican., 1887-12-03

Having purchased Messrs. Nesbt's entire
milk plant in this city, have placed II In
charge of my nephew, X. II. Lacey, manager of
my Broadview. farm. in Alexandria county,
putest ard best OF mix fresh from our dairy.
We respectfully solicit public patronage, guar
anteeing satisfaction.
By mutual consent the name Of the city
depot Is changed from "Maythorpe, TO Broad
view" Il. s. LACEY.
daA Al
National Republican., 1887-12-03

e5Hss REV. c.. A. sTAKELY, LATE OF
pastoIate OF the First Baptist Churcn, 18th
st bet. q and II NV, TO MORROW DEC. Al.
Preaching morning and evening. dec3 1t
ncS5yD WEDDINGS AND RECHP rIoN5-GO
sS to BURGDORF STABLE for first class
carriages and coupes by the hour, day, or
month; ifdesired horses hired withoui car.
riaRes; 40 to 42O Sth st. N. w. dec3-1m
eSNsse TIE ANNUAL MEETING OF TIE
w National Jockey Club for the election
Of officers for the year 1888 will be held n; the
clubs room, Vernon Row. Pa. ave and 10th
ST., MONDAY, DEC. b, 1887. at 1880 p. M.
ii. d. MCINTYRE, q.
no29-1w Secretary.
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ton
he only brain ngo kno%a the present day - ya
alaXaiyc
National Republican., 1887-12-03

Whitaker clearly established his innocence,
and some Of the methods ( the depart.
meLt were exposed.
National Republican., 1887-12-03
PERSONAL.

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before the 10Th instant; beautiful new stock;
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The Vampire Of the Theatrical Profession.
A Formidable Evil Threatening All Brain Workers.
trrom the New York world, Sunday, Oct 10, 1887,

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the brain and nerves by AvENESCA
feeding. building up, supplying the vast
and causing repair By means of SOL
UBLE OATS PHOsPIiOlDs, and final!
cleansing the stomach, purifying th'
blood, relieving the liver of torpidity
manner by means of BOSKINE. Dr.
Buckland's SCOTCH OATS ESSENCE
is Natures naturn brain food and nerv,
invigorant. II stands to-day without al
equal, and II has cured thousands upor
thousands suf ring from nervous dis
cases as well Us nervous exhaustion.
ANY one having the welfare of tn,
American people at heart, any one un
great men NOVA down day by da,
by brain disease. can understand tina
there Is in SCOTCH OATS ESSENCl
National Republican., 1887-12-03
HPHEfHL KDTIOEa

rSs. WASHING TON, d. O., DEC. 2, 1881
~ MAYTHORPE MILK DEPOT AND
tention than we are able to give, we have sold
the whole to Mai r. 8. Lacey. We warmly
bespeRk for him The econtinued patronage of all
OF our many friends and customers.
d. NJ. 4 Il, T. NE5BIT.
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TO which the peculiarly liable A., -
hopeless Every BGCKANDs
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AInArnn,s nRANn orERA ROUSE.

Speaking of Kiralfy's "Lagardere," whci
comes TO Albaugh's Opera House next weeR
the Philadelphia Item says
The premieres are highly accomplisheO
dancers, and won round after round of en-.
thusiastic plaudits. The coryphees filled tn
the stage in all directions with the poetry q
motion, What made their sinuous molio
Mr.. lmre Kiraliy's latest invention in the Wa
OF bnllets, The Seven Ages is picturesque
the beauty being heightened by the danGu.
and grouping of pretty, graceful, welltrline
children. This novel ballet represents as nea
as may be through the medium OF dancing
posing, grouping the seven ages sOllloquy -
the melancholy Jacques in Shakespeare's "A
You Like It. A Spanish interior and tn
rooms OF a castle, by Mignani, elicited warn
the drama.ballet is sumptuous and complete.
wALLIcK's DIAMOND.
Besident Manager Haynes, of Harris's BlioI
will produce the Cattle King" at that hous,
next week. outdoes Alvin Joslyn In the posses
sion of the largest single diamond owned b,
any member OF the theatrical profession.
cost him 1850.
KERSAN's THEATER.
Tho "Silhnns Rrrlosqno and sp ooialty Dom
pany' Will be the attraction at this house mex
week. The troupe includes the Silbons, Fei
Buson and Mack, Maud Beverly, Gala the
and West, Harry Melville, Dale brother,
Frank Lester, and others. The bill Is a s,ron.
one.
WONDERLAND.
At "Wonderand" next week will be seer
King lhcebaws sacred hairy family of B 4
NAB, Capt. Chittendon's Alaska relies, Tn.
siiNer'haired beauty, and the marvellous illa
sion "Galalta."
National Republican., 1887-12-03
THE WEEKLY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,

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Two years. 70 w
Extra copy mailed free to party securing the
club. Postage paid.
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NTANTED-CAEvAss FOR MORN.
wv ing newspaper; good wages Apply to
Jas J.. Harmon, Post Building, Friday, Dec 3
1880 p. m.
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RANrnD-EmPLuKnnnr.

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VXIANTED-A Competent WHITE
w woman with good reference desires a
situation to do chamber work and assist in
waiting in small family. Call or address A.
d., 11l2 + ct, N. w. i.3
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STATIC ELECTRICITY.

STATIC ELECTRICITY.
Static, Galvanic Electricity, and Massage
scientifically employed In disease. Patients
visited by myself, or lady physician assistant
No incurable cases treated. Consultation
free. Pamphlet on electricity and references
mailed: DIR. L. 8; NICHOLSON,
de3.tf N. w. cor 10Th and sts.-6Oi l2th.
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WANTED---HEIP.

yHTANTED-To HIRE A WHITE WOMAN
w to wash and cook for n small family,
with good reference, and a Protestant. Apply
40 @ st. &, t. at n m, R.5
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-02-17
Conference Internationale.

WASHINGTON. lola chambre
des representants a etc saisie par
M. MacC reary dune proposition
qui rappelle lie fameux projet qua
vat form6 M. Blaine. du temps
quill 6tait secr6taire o'Etat sous
administration de NJ. Garfield, de
reunir q Washington DIES delegues
de tous les Etats' america Ms pour
concerter un plan de paix perpe-
entire les nations de ce con-
tinent. M. MacCreary reprend 10
projet en- lsen auvre, mails il 10
modifie 81 n siblement. II ne %
propose plus settlement d'amensx
les Etats americans d soumettre
leurs diferends 3 I'M arbitrage ATM
de Sc preserver mutuellement des
horreurs de la guerre; mails ce
quill veut surtout c'est que les
Etats, Unis s'entendent avec leo
autres nations du continent pour
ameliorer les relations commercial
les de COS nations, soft avec eux,
soft entire Giles; en- un mot qu'elles
torment une sorte de zollverein 20
rapprochant autant que possibis
dun systemic reciproque de librs
6change.
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ELLIE EST La!

Dams un bourg pcpupleux de notre
chere Alsace,
L'inspecteur allemand Went de
franchir lie seuil
}:6cole. Parmi les hambins de
la c%lasse,
II avise un petit garcon vetu de
[deu1l:
-"Quel age as-tu?-Douze n -
Fla falnille4" s'6crie
LIE p6dant d'Outre-Rhin: -"Je
mai plus que ma sonr.
EFT ton pere?-Mon pere est
mort pour la particle.
Je ne ten demandais pas tant?'
fit l. censeur.
-"Toi qui parles dun ton de ST
ferme assurance,
Apprends-tn qaelque chose lei du
moins?.. Ell bieD!
Des nations quelle est la premi-
ere?--La France!'
R6pondit aussitot lie jeune Alsa-
Glen.
dis tn? Sache done NAL.
[heureux petit rustres!
Qu'entre tous les pays, le plus
[beau, le plus forts,
lie plus noble, le plus richie, le
plus illustre,
C'est lAllemagnel Non! c'est la
France d'abord!
-Pourquoi d'abord la Francel"
Tentra ses dents gourmele
Tndesque brutal, de colere
etouffant...
"Dro!e! cherchesla done, la France,
ou done est-elle?. =.
Du doigt il indiquait une carte .
Fenfant.
Un frison parcourut le petite
auditoire,
du brave ecolier l'@ll fer etin-
celia;
Puts dun geste rapide ouvrant So
blouse noire:
.sTenez" ajouta.t-il plein d'elan,
"elie est la!;.."
H. M.
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LA PRESSE FRANCHISE EN-
CALIFORNIA.

LIE plus ancien journal francais
de California, le Courier de San
Francisco, 6tabIi depuis 1852, vie Mt
de .dispara1tre. Il est remplacf par
lie Franco Cdltorn,en, don't le nu-
nero du Is janvier. content un ar
ticle dams lequel NJ. Derbec, qui
fut le fondateur, ct qui est rest6
iusqu'a la fin du Courier, adresse
de touchants adleux 3 la popula
ton franchise du Paci6que chez
qui il q trouy6 les plus cordiales
sympathies. M Derbec rappelle
Quill q assist6 q ia creation de la
vile de San Fracisco, don't Ia colo
ME franchise, nombreuse des le de
but, ct toujours energiaue, pui
samment contribute 3 jeter les pre-
miers fondements, ct q developer
la prosp6rite. Tous ceux qul Font
connu FONT CONSIGNMENT aide dams
SEES efforts pour %soutenir une entire
prise 4minement FRANCHISE. Tous
aussi savent avec quelles difficulties
il q Ste aux prises, ct lestiment
pour le courage ct Ia constance
avec lesquels il a 81 longtempslntt6
pour les surmOnter.
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Les defenses natiOnales.

LIE vote par lie s6nat de Washing.
ton dun credit de $21,000,0o0 pour
la construction dune p~uissante
artillerie ct la defense des cotes,
ajoute un chapitre d la nouyelle
politique dams laquel'e parait YOU
loiI entrer resentment le gouyer-
nement. Cette nouvelle attitude
est commente par les journaux,
don't une partiey volt des inconvt-
niants politiques ct economiques
tandis que d'autres mont que des
louanges pour les measures adop-
tees. consid6r6es uniquement "a
point de vue national.
LIE Worzd n'approuve pas sans
reserve. L'allocation dune somme
de $2l,000.000, pour Greer des for
tifcations ct DIES canons, nest
pas dit.il, une mauvaise chose en-
elle-meme. LIE NAL est que cetts
depense fait corps ayec IN syste-
me de prodigalit6s inouies qui
semblent n'avoir d'autre but que
de decroitre, sous toutes sortes do
pretextes, lie surplus des budgets an
nuels, qui s'accumule dams des
proportions enormes au tr6sor,
atm d'etre dispense de proceder b
DIES reductions d'imp0ts imperieu-
sement reclam6es par les int6rets
du peuple. II est certain que 10
pretexte dun danger de guerre,
invoque par lie. senat pour reclamer
I'm vote d'urgence, est dune indi-
gne faussete. ii ny a pas plus de
danger aujourd'hui quill ny en- .
Gu q aucune epoque depuls Gin
quante ans.
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DULUTH, MINI, II f6y. 1887

A une assemble sp6ciale DIES
membres de rUnion ST. Jean Bap.
tiste de Duluth tenue le 10 cou-
rant les resolutions suivantes fu.
rent adopt6es.
10. Que les membres de rUnion
st. Jean. Baptiste dc Duluth ont
appris avec peine le malheur qui
Went de frapper un de leur confre
re, NJ. Joe. Trudel, en- perdant son
spouse, que la mort, cette terrible
moissonneuse, Went d'enlever le
z courant q la feur de Page
90. Que les membres de cette
societ6 offrent leurs sympathies 3
M. Trudel dams cette grande 6preu
We que la Providence lui envoie
ct le prient d'aceepter leurs condo.
leances empressees.
80. Que les pr6sentes resolutions
soient transmises q ce Monsieur
CONNIE marque -d'estime ct DAM
tie.
10. Que copie des pr6sentes re-
solutions soient aussl ervoy6e aux
journaux francais, pEoHo DE
L'OUEsT de Minneapolis ct lie Ca
maiden de ST. Paul avec priere de
reproduire.
Par ordre.
j. q. MARQUIS.
Sec-C Correspondent.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-02-17

La vile de Lyon, 6mue efrayee
du cho1nage de ses ouvriers, 9 vote
r6cemment nne crosse somme pour
payer les frais Establishment de
deux cents families en- Algerie.
Ellie a demana6 d pEtat une con
cessions de terres.--Non, r6pond
le ministAre de pint6rieur
nous ne voulons pas de pau.
vres, nous vendons les terres, ct lie
plus cher possible. Que vos ou-
vriers louent leurs bras aux CAPT.
talistes proprietaires. S'ils Sc con-
tentent dun salaire de vingt sous,
on les emploiera; nous trouvons
pour CO prlx Ia DIES Italiens tant
que nous en- voulons.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-02-17
Nouveau decret de Rome.

Une d6peche de Montreal nous
annonce que par un d6cret special
de Rome, Mgr Fabre, %archeveque
de Montreal, Went d'etre nomme
Vice Chancellor de pUniversit6
Laval.
LIE s6minalre de st. Sulpice soc.
cupe actuellement a chercher DIES
professeurs pour la facult6 des let
tres ct des arts.
Les MN. de st. Sulpice ont &C
cept6 ces charles d'enseignement.
II ny a pas de doute qu'ils rempli.
ront cette charge ayec grand hon.
neur.
On dit meme que les profess
seurs feront, aux frais du Seminal
re, DIES etudes sp6ciales aux gran
DIES universities d'Europe pour les
rendre plus aptes q atteindre Ia
hauteur de leur mission.
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Brulees wives.

On rapporte une triste nouvelle
de Sainte Moniqne, comte DIES
Deux. Montagnes.
Mardi, dams Ia mutt, Ia maison
d'ecole de Sainte- Monique q etc
complement detruite par les
fammes. Quatre jeunes files,
don't trois damoiselles Gravel ct
une demoiselle Forget, qui avaient
couch6 dams l'6cole, ont etc BRIT
lees wives, ct leurs easements calcl-
n6s ont etc retrouv6s, le matiD,
sous les decombres.
Chose etonnante, personne dams
les environs ne s'est apercu du fen,
ct La RUNE de la maison d'ecole
ma etc constatee que le lendemain
matin.
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AUX VIEILLES FOR
Il

Des ioulnaux canadiens-fran.
Gals des Etats-U nis rous annon-
cent que NJ. Henry Boland sen
Went faire quatre conferences 3
5,
Helas! nous en- avions pourtant
bien assez de pArmee du Salutl
C'est CO M. Boland gui preche
nos compatriotes des Etats- Unis
Ia doctrine du patriotisme rou.
veau.
C'est lui qui ne trouVe pas NAL
d CO Que la nation canadlenne-
francalse sen allie, par Motto, go
,plonger dams pimmsnse eclosion dc
7iber7e de "a confederation AmS-
.riicaine, pour ne reyenir que plus
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